Satisfactory Performances Sample Clauses
The 'Satisfactory Performances' clause establishes that a party’s obligations or deliverables must meet a certain standard of quality or acceptability as determined by the other party, often the client or employer. In practice, this means that work, services, or products provided under the contract are subject to review and must be approved as satisfactory before payment is made or further obligations are triggered. This clause ensures that the receiving party is not required to accept or pay for subpar work, thereby protecting their interests and incentivizing the performing party to meet agreed-upon standards.
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Satisfactory Performances. Time is of the essence under this Agreement. Neither party shall unreasonably delay the progress of the work beyond the time limit set forth in Exhibit A. The Consultant and State shall perform their obligations under this Agreement in a manner which meets the project requirements identified in Exhibit A. The Consultant
Satisfactory Performances. Time is of the essence under this Agreement. Neither party shall unreasonably delay the progress of the work beyond the time limit set forth in Exhibit A. The Consultant and State shall perform their obligations under this Agreement in a manner, which meets the project requirements identified in Exhibit A. The Consultant shall perform in a manner that is consistent with reasonable professional skill and care. The Consultant and the State shall endeavor to satisfy the Project Schedule. Neither party shall unreasonably impede the other in performance of its obligations. The Consultant acknowledges that the Project Schedule prepared by the State and set forth in this Agreement includes sufficient time allowances for State review and for review by authorities having jurisdiction over the project.